The U. S. power sector’s rush to build out natural gas capacity poses billions in financial risk for utility investors, but smart policy and shareholder advocacy can cut emissions and economic risks.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle is quoted in an article discussing the increasingly risky nature of natural gas investments for utilities.

EI’s Hal Harvey discusses the policy implications of Jeff Bezos’ $10 billion climate change philanthropy fund announcement.

This Q&A with EI’s Chris Busch focuses on how electric vehicles, among other policy solutions, can help California meet its 2030 emissions reduction target.

EI’s Amanda Myers shares how states are developing novel approaches to utility regulation, reducing demands on the power system.

A new gas pipeline has activists up in arms. EI’s Mike O’Boyle explains why it pays for utilities to claim demand is growing and invest in pipelines.

EI’s Sonia Aggarwal weighs in on what it will take to achieve Bernie Sanders’s electricity plan – includign tripling our wind and solar deployment rate.

EI’s Chris Busch shares modeling that shows California will miss its 2030 emissions target by 25 MMT, and recommends six climate policies to close the gap.

EI is featured as a useful resource for journalists in this piece spotlighting resources to improve climate change coverage.

New EIA and Lazard data show wind and solar are unstoappable. EI’s Silvio Marcacci explains how utilities can take advantage of these cheap renewables.

EI’s finding that California needs to double its pace of emissions reductions is quoted in comparison with Washington state’s progress on climate goals.

EI’s Silvio Marcacci shares 2020 energy and climate policy predictions for the United States from five leading experts.

EI’s coal cost crossover report is cited in an article outlining how renewable energy is cheaper than coal in West Virginia.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle says now is the time for the Department of Energy to invest in important future storage applications that can help solve renewable integration issues at very high penetrations of variable wind and solar energy.

EI’s Hal Harvey explains why carbon capture and storage will only play a niche role in decarbonizing the electricity sector due to cost and the limited emissions reductions it can achieve.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle outlines why utilities cannot build planned natural gas plants if they want to meet net zero goals and avoid financial risk.

EI’s Robbie Orvis explains why Joe Biden should pursue vehicle emissions standards to secure climate action with a Republican Senate.

EI’s Mike O’Boyle and Silvio Marcacci explain how securitized bonds can help clean energy resources overcome monopoly utility incentives to continue earning on uneconomic coal plants by paying down unrecovered coal plant balances at substantial consumer savings.

EI’s Jeff Rissman discusses ArcelorMittal’s new net zero goal and what it means for industry decarbonization, and is skeptical of the idea there will be a large market for selling carbon captured from making steel.

EI’s Hal Harvey is quoted in an article discussing decarbonization efforts in Massachusetts and Connecticut.